Dr. Leandro Mozzoni is a soybean breeder with the University of Arkansas. He utilizes conventional plant breeding and advanced breeding tools in the areas of genomics and phenomics to maximize farmer’s profit. His research involves exploring niche-market, food-grade or modified-seed-composition varieties, and identifying breeding solutions for diseases and abiotic stresses of soybean.  Our conversation with Leonardo focuses on his research and advice for students.  We also discussed the similarities and differences between farming in the United States and Argentina, and the unique challenges faced by growers in his native country. To continue the discussion, you can contact Leandro at [email protected].